Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

Shinji Ono

Takamasa Ishii

Kota Nishibe

Masato Inoue

A radiation detecting device in which defective adhesion between an adhesive member and end portions of a plurality of sensor substrates is reduced. A radiation detecting device includes a plurality of sensor substrates disposed adjacent to each other, each sensor substrate including a side surface that connects a first surface, where a plurality of photoelectric converting elements are arranged in an array, and an opposing second surface to each other; a scintillator disposed at a side of the first surfaces of the plurality of sensor substrates; and a sheet-like adhesive member for adhering the plurality of sensor substrates and the scintillator to each other, wherein, between the plurality of sensor substrates, the sheet-like adhesive member adheres to the first surfaces and at least portions of the side surfaces such that the sheet-like adhesive member extends and continuously adheres from the first surfaces to the at least portions of the side surfaces.

Radiation detecting device, radiation detecting system, and method for manufacturing the radiation detecting device

A radiation imaging apparatus for sensing a radiation image, includes a radiation imaging panel including a plurality of imaging substrates and a scintillator having a first face and a second face which oppose each other, a housing configured to house the radiation imaging panel and including a first plate-shaped portion and a second plate-shaped portion, a first support member located between the first face of the scintillator and the first plate-shaped portion of the housing so as to support the scintillator via the plurality of imaging substrates, and a second support member located between the second face of the scintillator and the second plate-shaped portion of the housing so as to support the scintillator.

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Honjo, Japan

Shinji Ono